It may surprise the million or so people in Britain who work for the minimum wage (set to go up by 19p to £6.50 per hour in October) that they are considered part of the world’s richest 10 per…
If the boasted recovery meant anything why do our masters talk about austerity lasting for another decade or more? Why does Osborne insist on cutting £19 billion a year more from the welfare…
We Need Class Struggle and a Class Party
It is seven years since the financial bubble burst but the capitalist system is still prey to a profound crisis (in which subprime…
The Government say things are getting better. They say jobs are being created. They say wages and prices are stabilising, whatever that means. They say the housing market is breathing again so…
There has been a great deal of focus on Amazon’s global operations recently. As we write workers in Germany are on strike over pay and conditions, and there have been exposées in several…
The article which follows is the editorial for Revolutionary Perspectives 03 which appeared at the end of January 2014 (to receive the printed magazine or subscribe see side…
If we were moralists, we’d say that there is something obscene in the daily drama bourgeois politicians of every stripe enact for us.
Watch the fight to the death between gangs in the same…
The Ineos Connection
The Grangemouth oil refinery and connected petrochemical plant remains one of the biggest contributors to the Scottish economy. It is also strategically important for…